To connect to the internet to view any Flash we create we need a connection.
Internet searches reveal that the Wii can connect to a wireless IEEE802.11b/g network.
We attempted to wirelessly connect our Wii at work where there is a lot of security protocols that need to be followed, and failed to connect the Wii successfully to any of our b or g networks. The one network that was the most promising was in an older format but in the end the Wii could not connect to that either.
There was no problem connecting the Wii to a wireless network at home.
We purchased a LAN adapter that connected to the network successfully first time with no trouble at all.
We recommend, if possible, that you use a LAN adapter as it is easier to connect into a workplace with a higher level of security protocols.
Wiireless networking
To connect to the internet to view any Flash we create we need a connection.Internet searches reveal that the Wii can connect to a wireless IEEE802.11b/g network.
We attempted to wirelessly connect our Wii at work where there is a lot of security protocols that need to be followed, and failed to connect the Wii successfully to any of our b or g networks. The one network that was the most promising was in an older format but in the end the Wii could not connect to that either.
There was no problem connecting the Wii to a wireless network at home.
We purchased a LAN adapter that connected to the network successfully first time with no trouble at all.
We recommend, if possible, that you use a LAN adapter as it is easier to connect into a workplace with a higher level of security protocols.